Reichenbach Masaai matt vases -

Whether narrow and tall for

a single long-stemmed rose or narrow but wide for an arm full of tulips, the flowers do not have to adapt to the vessel, the vases are already optimally adapted to the plants. The wiped outer surface of bisquite porcelain makes the vases look particularly characterful and invite you to use them as an ensemble with the fruit bowls as room decorations. The shape and the finish tempt you to take it into your hand and touch it. The composition with vases from the completely glazed version Masaai opens many further beautiful combinations.

Masaai matt is finished with

a shiny glaze and has a biscuit surface without glaze. The functional, timeless living has only some additional parts .

Reichenbach looks back at

a tradition as a porcelain manufacture in which the painting on porcelain is in the foreground.
Already founded in 1830 as a decoration workshop followed later by the construction of own porcelain manufacture.
Till today the arts and crafts sets tone in Reichenbach.

Colourful decorations and valuable

precious metal plating made the good reputation over the frontiers in the past.

Today the Thuringian manufacture

has succeeded in introducing the competence of the traditional brand in the today's life style.
Designers like, among the rest, Paola Navone, Gerd Sommerlade and Metz und Kindler could be won, to